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#69703 12/06/2006 5:45 PM
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On my 53 the linkage to the peddle from the swing arm on the engine block had the ball at the end that popped into the pedal like on my 55 2nd. Did this truck have that type or was it the other method with the rod that attached to the peddle with a little rod and cotter pin?

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#69704 12/07/2006 3:46 AM
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I just sent a friend a pedal off my 52 that has the little rod/cotter pin. He informed me when he got it that his 53 used the linkage that pops into the pedal. So,maybe they changed in 53???
Heck, maybe it was you I sent it to grin


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#69705 12/07/2006 2:01 PM
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Good Morning,

Yep, it was me. I was just checking with the folks here on the Bolt to see what they thought and have. Maybe 53 was a mixed year for the linkage hookup. Don't know. But I will either need the type of linkage that your (now mine) peddle uses or a new peddle.

I can send you a check and get your linkage if you still have it. That would answer that question. Thanks again for all your help and parts. You are a great friend.


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#69706 12/07/2006 9:01 PM
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oldblue - my 54 has the one with the little ball that pops into the footpedal - don't know about the 53.


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#69707 12/08/2006 5:25 AM
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oldbluetruck....I have that linkage in a box up in the attic if that is the way you want to go. I can blast it for you and prime it if you like. Just let me know and I will dig it out. Maybe send me an Email. I am going to be real busy this week. We have our car club dinner tomorrow night and Saturday is the last car show for the year....a toy drive for kids etc. Let me know on the pedal....its suppose to be in the mid 20's tonight and saturday with high in the 40's so until I get my propane heat system hooked up I'll wait for warmer days next week to do much!!


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#69708 12/18/2006 7:49 AM
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oldblue - my 53 has the same throttle linkage that has the ball on the end which pops into the gas pedal. The cotter pin and hole are on the other end and are attached to the bell crank which then has the linkage that travels up to the carb.


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#69709 12/18/2006 10:36 AM
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my 52 has the ball type


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#69710 12/18/2006 6:23 PM
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Apparently the ball type set up was in use for years. My 37 has the ball that "pops" or snaps into the bottom of the gas pedal. The other end has the 90 degree bend that fits into the bell housing and is secured with a cotter pin.

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#69711 12/18/2006 6:48 PM
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My 53 and 57 both have the same setup the peddle pops out of a ball at the end of the linkage.


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